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Information on university recurrent education relay course (application form, etc.)

Overview of the business

The University Recurrent Education Relay Course is designed to introduce the contents and results of the recurrent education program implemented by the University Consortium Kyoto member universities for "working people and generations" with the aim of expanding opportunities for learning at universities. While experiencing the appeal of learning in the "University Town of Kyoto", why don't you think about how to learn and work in the future?

Learn again and apply it to your work

Eligibility

There are no special qualifications. Anyone who is interested in the theme of each course can participate.

About application

Please check the website of each university for details on the contents of each course and how to apply.
Each course is a separate course and is free of charge. Each must be applied separately.
* Due to the arrival of the capacity, etc., the reception may be closed without notice. Please note.

Reference

2021 University Recurrent Education Relay Course Leaflet [PDF]

June 5 (Sat) Kyoto Women's University
Japan's Social Security System ~Can the state be relied on in an emergency?~

This is an opportunity to understand the outline of the social security system and to think about one's current living situation and future life regarding national pension insurance, long-term care insurance, employment insurance, etc. We will briefly introduce the significance and mutual aid of not only relying on mutual help (social security system) from the perspective of self-help, mutual help, mutual help, and public assistance, but also utilizing self-help (reviewing one's own work style) and mutual aid (activities carried out in the community).

Lecturer: Masae Okazaki, Coordinator, Center for Regional Cooperation, Kyoto Women's University

How to attend: Online

Capacity: 150 people (WEB reception, first-come, first-served basis)

Lecture time: 10:00~11:30 (90 minutes)

【How to Participate】 Click here
for the website and application form http://rccp.kyoto-wu.ac.jp/?p=2806 　　　　　　

【Contact】Kyoto Women's University Center for Regional Cooperation http://rccp.kyoto-wu.ac.jp/


June 12 (Sat) Ritsumeikan University
"Fostering Social Work Professional Course" ~Human Resource Development for Foster Parent Support~

With the support of the Japan Foundation, this course has been conducted since FY2019 for current social workers at child guidance centers and private foster parent support organizations involved in foster parent support at the Institute of Human Sciences, Ritsumeikan University. The main purpose of this program is to develop leaders, with 30% classroom lectures and 70% group work, with students learning from each other at the center of learning. In the relay course, we will also introduce the foster care system and the voices of the participants.

Lecturer: Shoko Tokunaga, Associate Professor, Kinugasa Research Organization, Ritsumeikan University

How to take the course: Changed to online only

Capacity: 50 people (WEB reception, first-come, first-served basis)

Lecture time: 10:00~11:30 (90 minutes)

【How to participate】Click here for the website and application form (deadline is 13 o'clock on June 11th https://www.ritsumeihuman.com/news/consokyoto_recurrent2021/
　　　　　　

【Contact】Institute of Human
Sciences, Ritsumeikan University https://www.ritsumeihuman.com/

June 19 (Sat) Kyoto Seika University
What are the work styles and technologies for working in the field of digital media production?　The importance of digital tools and design

With the changing times, the skills required in various occupations such as designers, engineers, and directors are changing in the field of digital media production. In this course, we will introduce the "Course for Working with Digital Media" scheduled to start in October 2021 and allow you to learn a wide range of things in this area. In addition, we will explain the human resources, work styles, technologies, etc. required by the modern web industry with examples.

Lecturer: Ayae Furuya, Director of School Division, Cousul Co., Ltd. Tomosuke Ono, Web Director

How to attend: Online

Capacity: 30 people (WEB reception, first-come, first-served basis)

Lecture time: 10:00~11:30 (90 minutes)

【How to participate】Click here
for the website and application form https://2021rec-relay-kyotoseika.peatix.com/ 　　　　　　

【Contact】Kyoto Seika University Open Lecture Secretariat https://peatix.com/user/3561044/　


July 10 (Sat) Kyoto Institute of Technology Technology and Design
to Make Contemporary Use of Historical Buildings -From the Kyoto Institute
of Technology Recurrent Education Program "Heritage Architect Training Course"-

Based on the accumulation of education and research to date, Kyoto Institute of Technology launched a new recurrent education program for working adults, the "Heritage Architect Training Course," in fiscal 2020. In this relay course, we will introduce the outline of the education that aims to train "heritage architects," who have a high level of ability to design, preserve, regenerate and propose the use of living heritage by specializing in architectural practice.

Lecturer: Shigetsu Shimizu, Professor, Department of Design and Architecture, Kyoto Institute of Technology

How to attend: Online

Capacity: 60 people (WEB reception, first-come, first-served basis)

Lecture time: 10:00~11:30 (90 minutes)

【How to participate】Click here for the website and detailed application method (deadline is June 25th https://www.hakit.kit.ac.jp/news/CA_yexxu
　　　　　　

【Contact】Kyoto Institute of Technology Heritage Architect Training Course Office Person in charge: Okauchi
 hakit[at]kit. ac.jp (*Please convert [at] to @.) ）


July 17 (Sat) Kyoto Tachibana University
Psychology of Consumer Behavior Aiming for "Self-Understanding" to Protect Consumer Interests

The psychological understanding of consumer behavior is an important theme for companies, and methods based on psychological theories are often used in sales promotion activities. This has led to consumer misperceptions regarding the evaluation of products and services, resulting in many cases of disadvantage. In this course, we will explain advertising strategies and in-store sales promotion activities based on the theories of psychology and behavioral economics. We hope to contribute to consumer protection by promoting consumers' own objective self-understanding.

Lecturer: Mitsuro Nagano, Professor, Department of Psychology, Faculty of Health Sciences, Kyoto Tachibana University

How to attend: Face-to-face / Online

Capacity: Face-to-face… 45 online… 200 (WEB reception, first-come, first-served basis)

Lecture time: 10:00~11:30 (90 minutes)

Venue (face-to-face lecture): Campus Plaza Kyoto Lecture Room 4

【How to Participate】 Click here
for the application form https://bit.ly/3qUOWVR 　　　　　　

【Contact】Kyoto Tachibana University Extension Course
https://www.tachibana-u.ac.jp/research_area/lifelong/extention/index.html　　　　　　


July 24 (Sat) Doshisha University Doshisha University
Professional Program
for Working Adults Fostering highly specialized experiments through taking specific courses in the regular graduate school course

Doshisha University offers courses that assume a certain career as a highly professional after completing the master's program, and has established a program that allows working adults to relearn by granting "certificates of completion" and "professional qualifications" to those who have completed the program. In this seminar, we will introduce advanced master's level training programs such as the Regional Public Management Certificate Program, the Graduate School of Consumer Policy Professional Education Program, and the Policy Evaluator Program.

Lecturer: Katsuhiro Musashi, Professor, Faculty of Policy Studies, Doshisha University

How to attend: Online

Capacity: 80 people (WEB reception, first-come, first-served basis)

Lecture time: 10:00~11:30 (90 minutes)

【How to Participate】 Click here
for the application form https://sosei.doshisha.ac.jp/news/2021/0524/news-detail-152.html 　　　　　　

【Contact】Institute for Policy Science, Doshisha University https://sosei.doshisha.ac.jp/

Due to the influence of the new coronavirus infection, each course may be postponed or canceled, or the content may be changed.

The latest information will be posted on the "Important Notices" on the University Consortium Kyoto website, so please check it.

Contact information

Consortium of Universities
Kyoto Kyoto College 〒600-8216 Campus Plaza Kyoto 1F, Shimogyo-ku, Nishinotoin-dori Shiokoji Sagaru
TEL.075-353-9140 FAX.075-353-9121
※Inquiry reception hours 9:00~17:00 (excluding Sundays, Mondays, and year-end and New Year holidays)

Postponement of Kyoto College's "University Relay Course"

The new coronavirus infection continues to spread, and Kyoto Prefecture is also subject to a state of emergency. In response to this situation, we would like to inform you that we have decided to postpone the opening of the following two courses.

For details, please check the Kyoto College "University Relay Course" page.
(https://www.consortium.or.jp/project/sg/college-relay)

The transfer date is currently being adjusted by the end of March 2022.
We will inform you again as soon as it is decided.

Saturday, May 15, 2021 Kyoto Women's University Saturday, May 29, 2021 Kyoto Tachibana University

Thank you for your cooperation.

Opening of "University Relay Course" and "Kyoto Studies Course"

In response to the new coronavirus infection situation, a state of emergency was declared in Kyoto Prefecture on Wednesday, January 13, 2021.
For indoor events, we have been requested to hold them with a capacity of 1/2 after thorough infection prevention measures.

The capacity of the "University Relay Course" and the "Kyoto Studies Course" has been reduced to one-half since the start of September,
and we will continue to implement them while taking the following infection prevention measures.

1) Infection
prevention measures in course management ・ The number of participants will be implemented at about 50% or less of the classroom capacity.
・ Each student will be seated so that there are seats in front of them, left and right, and the distance between them will be maintained.
・ Materials are placed on the desk instead of handed over at the reception to reduce opportunities for contact with staff.
・ Ventilate as appropriate during lectures.

2) Infection
prevention measures at Campus Plaza Kyoto ・ Staff thoroughly measure their temperature, wash their hands frequently, and wear masks before going to work.
・ Doorknobs, toilet faucet levers,
and other areas that are touched by an unspecified number of people are frequently disinfected.

3) (To students) Please
wear a mask and disinfect your hands ・ When entering Campus Plaza Kyoto, please wear a mask and disinfect your hands with the disinfectant solution installed at the
entrance.

4) Request
for health management ・ Please measure your temperature at home, etc., and refrain from taking the course if you have a fever (37.5 degrees Celsius or higher or 1 degree above the normal heat ratio),
or if you feel unwell such as cough, sore throat, fatigue, or difficulty breathing.

5) (To students) Please
refrain from talking in elevators and lobbies ・ Please refrain

from talking in elevators and lobbies, which are prone to crowding. Based on future requests, we will inform you again if we decide to cancel.
* For the "Kyoto Studies Course", if it is canceled, we will refund the amount equivalent to the course.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Criteria for Suspension of "University Relay Course" in the event of an alarm or suspension of operation

In the event of a storm warning, special warning, or special warning, or in the event of suspension of transportation services due to a disaster or strike, or if the Director of the Education Division of the Consortium Kyoto determines that it is difficult to conduct the course regardless of the above, the course will be suspended as follows in accordance with the "Standards for Handling Suspension of Classes and Examinations in Plaza Subjects".

1. Criteria
for suspension of the course 1) If any of the following (1), (2), or (3) apply on the day of the course, the course will be suspended in accordance with the criteria indicated in [Judgment Criteria and Response] below. Please check the issuance and cancellation of warnings and the operation status of transportation by checking the news media such as TV and radio, or the website of the Japan Meteorological Agency.
(1) Issuance of an Alarm
When a special warning, a special warning, or a storm warning is issued in the southern part of Kyoto Prefecture or the Kyoto/Kameoka area (secondary subdivision area).
(2) Suspension of transportation service When two or more of the following (1) ~ (5) of these transportation facilities are completely or partially suspended or suspended at the same time
.
(1) Kyoto City Bus and Kyoto Municipal Subway (all
lines) (2) JR (conventional lines to/from Kyoto Station
) (3) Keihan Railway (between Demachiyanagi ~ Yodoyabashi or Nakanoshima
) (4) Hankyu Train (between Kawaramachi ~ Umeda
) (5) Kintetsu Train (between Kyoto ~ Yamato Saidaiji
) (3) Others
　　　If the Director of the Education Division of the University Consortium Kyoto determines that it is difficult to implement the course regardless of the above criteria
【Criteria and Response】
○ If an order is issued or the operation is suspended after 10:30, the "University Relay Course" from the afternoon will be suspended.
* In addition, if an order is issued or operation is suspended during the course, in principle, the course being held will not be suspended.

2) If the Director of the Education Division of the University Consortium Kyoto determines that it is difficult to implement the course the day before or two days before the course, the course will be suspended in advance.

2. Announcement
of course suspension Information will be announced in the "Important Notice" on the University Consortium Kyoto website (https://www.consortium.or.jp/).

3. Measures
after the suspension of the course Whether or not a transfer date will be set due to the suspension of the course will be announced on the University Consortium Kyoto website and the bulletin board on the 1st floor of Campus Plaza Kyoto after adjustment at a later date.

〈Reference〉 Warnings classified as special warnings ・Tsunami: Large tsunami warning ・Volcanic eruptions: Eruption warning (eruption warning level 4 or higher) and eruption warning
(residential areas) ・Ground earthquakes: Earthquake Early Warnings
(seismic intensity of 6 or higher)
　 　 　　

More than

Kyoto College "University Relay Course" schedule change

As announced on the Kyoto College "University Relay Course" page
(https://www.consortium.or.jp/project/sg/college-relay),
due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection, the following five courses have been [schedule changed] and [started canceled].

【Date Change】
Saturday, December 12, 2020 (changed from Saturday, July 4, 2020) Kyoto Tachibana University Saturday, January 9, 2021 (changed from Saturday, June 13, 2020) Kyoto University of Advanced Science Saturday, February 6, 2021 (changed from Saturday, July 11, 2020) Tanechiin University


Saturday, February 20, 2021 (changed from Saturday, June 27, 2020) Kyoto Seika University

【Course Cancelled】
May 30 (Sat) Hanazono University

The course capacity has been changed from the original 250 to 130.
Please understand the measures taken to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.

Thank you for your cooperation.

The "2020 Kyoto College Student Recruitment Guide" has been changed (revised).

 

Some courses will be suspended or may be rescheduled to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your cooperation.
Please check from the e-Kyoto Learning Bulletin Board below.

https://el.consortium.or.jp/cns530.php?guest=guest5

In addition, we ask that those who attend classes cooperate with cough etiquette, including wearing masks,
and cancel attendance if they have cold symptoms such as fever.

 

Consortium of Universities Kyoto Kyoto College TEL
075-353-9140 FAX 075-353-9121
〒600-8216 Campus Plaza Kyoto
Shiokoji, Nishinotoin-dori, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto ※Reception hours: Tuesday ~ Saturday 9:00~17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)

Notice of Change to Kyoto College Student Recruitment Guide for 2020 (Updated on March 18)　　

We would like to inform you that the "2020 Kyoto College Student Recruitment Guide" has been changed (revised) as follows. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your cooperation. Please check from the e-Kyoto Learning Bulletin Board below.


〇 eKyoto Learning Bulletin Board
https://el.consortium.or.jp/eoshifiles/36/20200318miyakarekeiji.htm 　

 

 

Consortium of Universities Kyoto Kyoto College TEL
075-353-9140 FAX 075-353-9121
〒600-8216 Campus Plaza Kyoto
Shiokoji, Nishinotoin-dori, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto ※Reception hours: Tuesday ~ Saturday 9:00~17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)

 

Changes (Revisions) to the 2019 Kyoto College Student Recruitment Guide (Updated on April 9)

We would like to inform you that there have been changes (corrections) to the "2019 Kyoto College Student Recruitment Guide" (issued on March 6) as follows. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but please be careful not to make a mistake.
* If there is a change (correction), it will be updated from time to time.


〇 eKyoto Learning Bulletin Board
Please check the correction details from the following URL.
Updated on April 9 <>

https://el.consortium.or.jp/eoshifiles/3/190409miyakooshirase.htm     

 

Consortium of Universities Kyoto Kyoto College TEL
075-353-9120 FAX 075-353-9121
〒600-8216 Campus Plaza Kyoto
, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto *Reception hours: Tuesday ~ Saturday 9:00~17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)

Cancellation of Courses Listed in the 2019 Kyoto College Student Recruitment Guide (Updated on March 6)　　

We would like to inform you that the "2019 Kyoto College Student Recruitment Guide" (issued on March 6) has been canceled from the following courses. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but please note that we cannot apply for it.
  
〇eKyoto Learning Bulletin Board
https://el.consortium.or.jp/eoshifiles/1/oshirase.htm

*Announcements on March 6, 2019*


Posting page
Course Code		 Subject Name Name of University What's changed? Remarks
P.97 C150 Western Culture and Society III
(Germany)		 Kyoto Prefectural
University		 Cancellation of provision

This course has been discontinued. Please do not apply.

Consortium of Universities Kyoto Kyoto College TEL
075-353-9140 FAX 075-353-9121
〒600-8216 Campus Plaza Kyoto
Shiokoji, Nishinotoin-dori, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto ※Reception hours: Tuesday ~ Saturday 9:00~17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)

Changes to the 2018 Kyoto College Application Guide (Updated on September 5)

We would like to inform you that there have been changes (corrections) to the "Kyoto College Student Recruitment Guide 2018" (issued on March 6) as follows. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but please be careful not to make a mistake.
* If there is a change (correction), it will be updated from time to time.

2018.9.5 Update


Changes *Revised on September 5, 2018*

Course Code Subject Name Universities with Courses What's changing? What's changed?
E008 The Life and Thought of Hōran Bukkyo University Course Period [Before change]
2018/09/27(Thu)~2019/01/17(Thu) 5 lectures 16:20~17:50(Every Thursday) ※Closed November 22, 2018 (Thu)



※Please refer to "Academic Calendar of Plaza Subjects".

【After change】
2018/09/27(Thu)~2019/01/17(Thu) 5th lecture 16:20~17:50(Every Thursday) ※Closed on November 1
(Thu), November 8 (Thu) ※Make-up class: January 19 (Sat)


1st and 2nd period
※"Academic calendar for Plaza subjects" See .


2018.7.25 Update


Changes *Revised on July 25, 2018*

Course Code Subject Name Universities with Courses What's changing? What's changed?
H183 Urban Development Theory Ryukoku University ■Instructor

■Examination and Evaluation Methods

■Other Special Notes

■Lecture Outline and Achievement Goals

■Lecture Schedule

■Reference Books		 [Before change]
■Instructor
Kenki Kasai (Associate Professor, Faculty of Sociology) Kazuhiro Takeyama (Part-time Lecturer, Faculty of Sociology) ■Examination and Evaluation Methods
Report 60% Year-end report (2000 words or more)

Other 40% Group presentation.
■Other special notes
【Venue】
Ryukoku University Seta Gakusha
The first class will be described separately in the "Information" column.
【Instructions for preparation and review outside of class hours】 There may be
preparation outside of class, such as group work. 【Notes on course enrollment / word from the person in charge】

This course is a credit transfer course of the consortium and is also welcomed by other university students.
【Office Hours and How to Contact Teachers】 The first period on Fridays
is Kasai's office hours. Kasai can also contact Takeyama and ask questions. Whether it's office hours or not, make an appointment in advance.
■ Lecture outline / goal
【Lecture summary】
While focusing on keywords, Takeyama→ Kasai→ Takeyama → … and alternately changing faculty members and developing lectures while complementing each other. Through systematic learning and organization, students will have a thorough understanding of the concepts and initiatives of urban development, and deepen their dialogue and concept of "urban development" for themselves.
【Goal】
To understand the concept and initiatives of urban development, and to be able to convey one's own vision for future urban development to others.
【Lecture Method】
Consists of lectures, case studies, workshops, and group work.
■Lecture Schedule
Session 1-3 Overview
Session 4-6 Trends in Urban Development -Population Decline Society, Regional Revitalization, Planning Administration
Lectures 7-9: System of Urban Development -Three Laws of Town Development, Landscape
Lectures 10-12: Various Urban Development
Sessions 13-15: Group Work
■Reference Books
(Not listed)

【After change】
■Instructor
Kazuhiro Takeyama (Part-time Lecturer, Faculty of Sociology) ■Examination and Evaluation Methods
Report 60% Final Report,
Class Report Others 40% Group presentation.
■Other special notes
【Venue】
Ryukoku University Seta Gakusha
The first class will be described separately in the "Information" column.
【Instructions for preparation and review outside of class hours】
In group work, in order to aim for specific policy proposals, advance preparation according to one's own interests is recommended.
【Notes on Course Enrollment / Message from the Person in Charge】
This course is a credit transfer course of the consortium and is also welcomed by other university students.
■Lecture Outline and Achievement Goals
【Lecture Summary】
In this class, after reviewing the social environment and theory surrounding urban development, students will learn practical examples of urban development centered on Ritto City, Shiga Prefecture. In particular, based on the comprehensive partnership agreement with Ritto City, staff from the section in charge of Ritto City Hall will be invited (5 sets planned) to learn about the actual situation and issues of the town development site (basic local government) and to consider solutions to the issues. Finally, we aim to make concrete policy proposals to Ritto City and work on the practice of policy planning through group work.
【Goals】
To know the actual state of urban development and initiatives, consider town development as your own matter, develop your own concept, and hone the skills necessary for realization.
【Lecture Method】
Lectures, case studies, case studies, and workshops.
■Lecture Schedule
1st-3rd Orientation, Overview
of Town Development 4th-5th Comprehensive Strategy and Comprehensive Plan
6th-7th City Sales
8th-9th Promotion
of Commerce and Industry 10th-11th Landscape Town Development
12th-13th Vacant House Countermeasures
14th-15th Group Work, Policy Competition
■Reference book
Kazuhiro Takeyama "Work that makes the town fun" Wednesday Sha (ISBN: 11805007988)


2018.7.3 Update


Changes *Revised on July 3, 2018*

Course Code Subject Name Universities with Courses What's changing? What's changed?
B117 Archaeological Research I Kyoto Tachibana University Course Period [Before change]
2018/09/21(Fri)~2019/02/02(Sat) 3 lectures 13:00~14:30(Every Wednesday) 【After change】
2018/09/21(Fri)~2019/02/02(Sat) 3 lectures 13:00~14:30 (Every Tuesday)




2018.6.5 Update


Changes *Revised on June 5, 2018*

Course Code Subject Name Universities with Courses What's changing? What's changed?
H145 Introduction to Spatial Entertainment Ritsumeikan University Course Period [Before change]
2018/9/3(Mon)~2018/9/8(Sat)
(Time limit TBD)
*Subject to change.

Please check the <Classroom Guide>
"To everyone taking courses offered by Ritsumeikan University".

http://www.ritsumei.ac.jp/acd/ac/kyomu/ kyotuu/renraku.html

【After change】
September 3, 2018 (Mon) ~ September 7, 2018 (Fri) (5 consecutive days) September 3 (Mon)
2~4 periods 10:40~16:10
September 4 (Tue) 2~4th period 10:40~16:10 September 5 (Wed) 2~4th period 10:40~16:10 September 6 (Thu) 2~4th period 10:40~16:10 September 7 (Fri) 2~4th period 10:40~16:10 ※2nd period 10:40~12:10 3rd period 13:00~14:30





4th period　14:40~16:10

<Classroom Information>
Please check from "For Courses Offered by Ritsumeikan University".
http://www.ritsumei.ac.jp/acd/ac/kyomu/
kyotuu/renraku.html



2018.4.6 Update


Changes *Revised on April 6, 2018*

Course Code Subject Name Universities with Courses What's changing? What's changed?
G112 Introduction to Human Information
Processing		 Kyoto Sangyo University Course Period [Before change]
2018/04/21(Sat)~2018/07/21(Sat)

【After change】
2018/04/07(Sat)~2018/07/21(Sat)



2018.4.5 Update


Changes *Revised on April 5, 2018*

Course Code Subject Name Universities with Courses What's changing? What's changed?
C124 Tourist Sites Magazine Heian Jogakuin University Course Period [Before change]
2 lectures 10:50~12:20 (every Monday) 【After change】
5 lectures 16:30~18:00 (every Monday)

2018.4.3 Update


Changes *Revised on April 3, 2018*

Course Code Subject Name Universities with Courses What's changing? What's changed?
C116 Specifics of Art Kyoto Zokei University Lecture Schedule [Before change]
■Lesson Plan
1. 4/11 Noboru Tsubaki (Contemporary Art)
2. 4/18 Tsuyoshi Higashijima (oil painting)
3. 4/25 Takehiko Sugawara (Japan painting)
4. 5/9 Toru Kamiya (oil painting)
5. 5/16 Taro Yamamoto (Japan painting)
6. 5/23 Ruriko Sasaki (Japan painting)
7. 5/30 Hirobumi Shimizu (printmaking)
8. 6/6 Daisuke Oba (oil painting)
9. 6/13 Hiroshi Yoshikawa (Japan painting)
10. 6/20 Hiromitsu Ikeda (oil painting)
11. 6/27 Mariko Takeuchi (photo)
12. 7/4 Kohei Takahashi (Contemporary Art)
13. 7/11 Shin Yamada (Japan painting)
14. 7/18 Yoshiaki Aoki (Japan painting, materials science)
15. 7/25 Gen Morimoto (drawing)

 [After change]
■Lesson plan
*6.7 faculty changes
1. 4/11 Noboru Tsubaki (Contemporary Art)
2. 4/18 Tsuyoshi Higashijima (oil painting)
3. 4/25 Takehiko Sugawara (Japan painting)
4. 5/9 Toru Kamiya (oil painting)
5. 5/16 Taro Yamamoto (Japan painting)
6. 5/23 Hirobumi Shimizu (printmaking)
7. 5/30 Kengo Kito (painting)
8. 6/6 Daisuke Oba (oil painting)
9. 6/13 Hiroshi Yoshikawa (Japan painting)
10. 6/20 Hiromitsu Ikeda (oil painting)
11. 6/27 Mariko Takeuchi (photo)
12. 7/4 Kohei Takahashi (Contemporary Art)
13. 7/11 Shin Yamada (Japan painting)
14. 7/18 Yoshiaki Aoki (Japan painting, materials science)
15. 7/25 Gen Morimoto (drawing)
B116 Archaeological Overview I Kyoto Tachibana University Course Period [Before change]
3 lectures 09:00~10:30 (every Thursday) 【After change】
3 lectures 13:00~14:30 (every Thursday)

2018.3.23 Update


Changes *Revised on March 23, 2018*

Course Code Subject Name Universities with Courses What's changing?  What's changed
C116 Specifics of Art Kyoto University of Art and Design Lecture Schedule

[Before change]
■Lesson Plan
1. 4/11 Noboru Tsubaki (Contemporary Art)
2. 4/18 Tsuyoshi Higashijima (oil painting)
3. 4/25 Takehiko Sugawara (Japan painting)
4. 5/9 Toru Kamiya (oil painting)
5. 5/16 Mika Okumura (Japan painting)
6. 5/23 Ruriko Sasaki (Japan painting)
7. 5/30 Zen Sankawa (oil painting)
8. 6/6 Daisuke Oba (oil painting)
9. 6/13 Hiroshi Yoshikawa (Japan painting)
10. 6/20 Hiromitsu Ikeda (oil painting)
11. 6/27 Mariko Takeuchi (photo)
12. 7/4 Katsuro Kimura (oil painting)
13. 7/11 Shin Yamada (Japan painting)
14. 7/18 Yasutoshi Jinnai (General Design)
15. 7/25 Teruyoshi Okuda (oil painting)

[After change]
■Lesson plan
*5.7.12.14.15 faculty changes
1. 4/11 Noboru Tsubaki (Contemporary Art)
2. 4/18 Tsuyoshi Higashijima (oil painting)
3. 4/25 Takehiko Sugawara (Japan painting)
4. 5/9 Toru Kamiya (oil painting)
5. 5/16 Taro Yamamoto (Japan painting)
6. 5/23 Ruriko Sasaki (Japan painting)
7. 5/30 Hirobumi Shimizu (printmaking)
8. 6/6 Daisuke Oba (oil painting)
9. 6/13 Hiroshi Yoshikawa (Japan painting)
10. 6/20 Hiromitsu Ikeda (oil painting)
11. 6/27 Mariko Takeuchi (photo)
12. 7/4 Kohei Takahashi (Contemporary Art)
13. 7/11 Shin Yamada (Japan painting)
14. 7/18 Yoshiaki Aoki (Japan painting, materials science)
15. 7/25 Gen Morimoto (drawing)
C147 Crafts Kyoto University of Art and Design Lecture Schedule

[Before change]
■Lesson Plan
1. 9/26 Noboru Tsubaki (Contemporary Art)
2. 10/3 Mitsuru Nishimura (ceramics)
3. 10/10 Hirobumi Shimizu (printmaking)
4. 10/17 Yoshiaki Aoki (Japan)
5. 10/24 Keiji Nio (Ori)
6. 10/31 Miwa Yanagi (Contemporary Art)
7. 11/7 Kengo Kito (Contemporary Art)
8. 11/21 Kenji Yanobe (Contemporary Art)
9. 11/28 Kohei Takahashi (Contemporary Art)
10. 12/5 Sumio Shibata (stereoscopic)
11. 12/12 Masumi Yamada (Japan)
12. 12/19 Kazusui Kanazawa (General Design)
13. 1/9 Ai Kono (Textile)
14. 1/16 Rokubei Shimizu (pottery)
15. 1/23 Harumi Yahata (Dyeing)

[After change]
■Lesson plan
*3.4.7.9 Faculty changes
1. 9/26 Noboru Tsubaki (Contemporary Art)
2. 10/3 Mitsuru Nishimura (ceramics)
3. 10/10 Kohei Nawa (Contemporary Art)
4. 10/17 Yasutoshi Jinnai (ceramics)
5. 10/24 Keiji Nio (Ori)
6. 10/31 Miwa Yanagi (Contemporary Art)
7. 11/7 Tachibana
8. 11/21 Kenji Yanobe (Contemporary Art)
9. 11/28 Koji Takagi (Textile Modeling)
10. 12/5 Sumio Shibata (stereoscopic)
11. 12/12 Masumi Yamada (Japan)
12. 12/19 Kazusui Kanazawa (stere)
13. 1/9 Ai Kono (Textile)
14. 1/16 Rokubei Shimizu (pottery)
15. 1/23 Harumi Hachiman (dyeing)




2018.3.20 Update


Changes *Revised on March 20, 2018*

Course Code Subject Name Universities with Courses What's changing?  What's changed
C116 Specifics of Art Kyoto University of Art and Design Lecture Schedule

[Before change]
■Lesson Plan
1. 4/12 Noboru Tsubaki (Contemporary Art)
2. 4/19 Tsuyoshi Higashijima (oil painting)
3. 4/26 Takehiko Sugawara (Japan painting)
4. 5/10 Toru Kamiya (oil painting)
5. 5/17 Mika Okumura (Japan painting)
6. 5/24 Ruriko Sasaki (Japan painting)
7. 5/31 Zen Yamakawa (oil painting)
8. 6/7 Daisuke Oba (oil painting)
9. 6/14 Hiroshi Yoshikawa (Japan)
10. 6/21 Hiromitsu Ikeda (oil painting)
11. 6/28 Mariko Takeuchi (photo)
12. 7/5 Katsuro Kimura (oil painting)
13. 7/12 Shin Yamada (Japan)
14. 7/19 Yasutoshi Jinnai (General Design)
15. 7/26 Teruyoshi Okuda (oil painting)

【After change】
■Lesson Plan
1. 4/11 Noboru Tsubaki (Contemporary Art)
2. 4/18 Tsuyoshi Higashijima (oil painting)
3. 4/25 Takehiko Sugawara (Japan painting)
4. 5/9 Toru Kamiya (oil painting)
5. 5/16 Mika Okumura (Japan painting)
6. 5/23 Ruriko Sasaki (Japan painting)
7. 5/30 Zen Sankawa (oil painting)
8. 6/6 Daisuke Oba (oil painting)
9. 6/13 Hiroshi Yoshikawa (Japan painting)
10. 6/20 Hiromitsu Ikeda (oil painting)
11. 6/27 Mariko Takeuchi (photo)
12. 7/4 Katsuro Kimura (oil painting)
13. 7/11 Shin Yamada (Japan painting)
14. 7/18 Yasutoshi Jinnai (General Design)
15. 7/25 Teruyoshi Okuda (oil painting)
C147 Crafts Kyoto University of Art and Design Lecture Schedule

[Before change]
■Lesson Plan
1. 9/27 Noboru Tsubaki (Contemporary Art)
2. 10/4 Mitsuru Nishimura (ceramics)
3. 10/11 Hirobumi Shimizu (print)
4. 10/18 Yoshiaki Aoki (Japan)
5. 10/25 Keiji Nio (Ori)
6. 11/1 Miwa Yanagi (Contemporary Art)
7. 11/8 Kengo Kito (Contemporary Art)
8. 11/22 Kenji Yanobe (Contemporary Art)
9. 11/29 Kohei Takahashi (Contemporary Art)
10. 12/6 Sumio Shibata (General Design)
11. 12/13 Masumi Yamada (Japan)
12. 12/20 Kazusui Kanazawa (General Design)
13. 1/10 Ai Kono (Textile)
14. 1/17 Rokubei Shimizu (pottery)
15. 1/24 Hachiman Harumi (dyeing)

【After change】
■Lesson Plan
1. 9/26 Noboru Tsubaki (Contemporary Art)
2. 10/3 Mitsuru Nishimura (ceramics)
3. 10/10 Hirobumi Shimizu (printmaking)
4. 10/17 Yoshiaki Aoki (Japan)
5. 10/24 Keiji Nio (Ori)
6. 10/31 Miwa Yanagi (Contemporary Art)
7. 11/7 Kengo Kito (Contemporary Art)
8. 11/21 Kenji Yanobe (Contemporary Art)
9. 11/28 Kohei Takahashi (Contemporary Art)
10. 12/5 Sumio Shibata (General Design)
11. 12/12 Masumi Yamada (Japan)
12. 12/19 Kazusui Kanazawa (General Design)
13. 1/9 Ai Kono (Textile)
14. 1/16 Rokubei Shimizu (pottery)
15. 1/23 Harumi Hachiman (dyeing)

*Added on March 14, 2018*

Publication page Course Code Subject Name Name of University What's changed?
P.211
and
P.12~15		 J010 The Life of the Dynasty and Aristocracy: Reading the Changing Seasons Kyoto Seika University A list of procedures required to apply for this course has been added to the "List of procedures for each university and junior college" on P.12~.
Please check the PDF below.

Kyoto Seika University Procedures

 
*Revised on March 6, 2018*


Posting page
Course Code		 Subject Name Name of University What's changed? Before correction After correction
P.222 J109 Denon Lecture Series B
Kyoto no Koto
(Part 5)		 Kyoto City University of Arts
 Enrollment

【Course Schedule】
June 9 ~ July 7, 2018 (3 sessions in total) 3 lectures
13:00 ~ 14
:30 Starts every other Saturday (Please refer to the lecture schedule for the schedule)

【Course Schedule】
June 9 ~ July 7, 2018 (3 sessions in total) 3 lectures 13:00~14:30 4 lectures 14:40~

16:10 Classes are held every other Saturday (see lecture schedule for schedule)